This guide outlines the correct procedures for managing employee transitions between FSS Main and FSS Part-Time roles, as well as handling changes in working hours ensuring compliance and smooth payroll processing.
There are two distinct types of changes to be aware of:
1. Switching Between FSS Main (Primary Job) and FSS Part-Time (2nd Job)
- Action Required: Termination and re-employment are mandatory. 
- Reason: The employee will require two FS3s by year-end. 
2. Change of Working Hours Within the Same FSS Type
a. FSS Main (Primary Job, Paying SSC)
- Termination is optional. You may either: - Terminate and rehire, or 
- Retain the same employment record. 
 
b. FSS Part-Time (2nd Job, Not Paying SSC)
- Termination is also optional. 
Termination Process
Key Considerations Before You Begin
- Electronic Lodgement will automatically merge records with the same ID card number and Civil Status hence will not cause any issues. 
- The Government Bonus will be calculated correctly, as it will be paid out pro rata across both profiles, provided the old profile is processed using the termination date. 
- You have two options when managing Leave Entitlement during termination: - Pay Off Leave: Clear the existing balance and start fresh with a new entitlement. 
- Carry Over Leave: Manually transfer the remaining leave balance to the new profile. 
 
- If Employee has Portal Access, the change of Employee Profile will result in the loss of access to previous Payslips and FS3s. 
Step-by-Step: If You Choose to Terminate
- Terminate and Recreate the employee record: - You may create a new profile or copy/paste the existing one. 
- Use a new employment start date. 
 
- Enter Previous Employment details in the new profile. 
- Leave Balance Handling: - Leave may be automatically paid out. 
- To retain leave; - Disable the pay-off option in the old profile 
- Manually adjust the entitlement in the new profile. 
 
 
- If Employee has Portal Access employee must be unlinked from the old profile and linked to the new one. 
Non-Termination Process
Key Considerations Before You Begin
- Since the Work Schedule Profile does not have an Effective date, you need to manually update Leave Entitlements and Government Bonuses. 
- If the change occurs mid-payroll, you need to also Manually adjust hours for that payroll. 
- After the change have been done, un-finalizing and recalculating older payrolls may alter payslip hours. 
Step-by-Step: If You Choose Not to Terminate
1. Update Work Schedule Profile
- Go to the Employee Profile. 
- Click Edit. 
- Set Employment Type to Reduced (if under 40 hours/week). 
- Change the Work Schedule Profile. 
- Click Save. 
2. Adjust Position History
- Navigate to the Position History tab. 
- Create a new entry with the updated pay (not the 40-hour equivalent). 
- Click Save. 
3. Update Leave Entitlement
- Go to the Leave Entitlement tab. 
- Manually adjust the entitlement to reflect the new total hours. 

